On the individual level, of course, a working class (noncollege) vote is worth no more than any other vote. But considered in terms of the group as a whole, the calculus is quite different.
Nationally and in every state the working class vote is far larger than the college-educated vote. Because of this, if education polarization increases in the manner …
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